free speech – Chris Page

Pen-and-ink cartoon of a scowling face whose head morphs into a giant cigarette, belching smoke — used to illustrate an article titled "From Nanny State to Ninny State" with the subheading "Never mind the quality of the benevolent concern, just feel the width of the legislation!"

May 5, 2026 chris page

From nanny state to ninny state

A graphic combining two layers of text. In large black sans-serif lettering, the protest slogan: "I Oppose Genocide — I Support Palestine Action." Interwoven in smaller red typewriter-style text, a legal warning: "Did you know that displaying this sign may be a criminal offence under UK law — even if you're not in the UK?" A footnote in small red text along the bottom reads: "Terrorism Act 2000, ss. 12–13; Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019, s. 1."

April 1, 2026April 1, 2026 chris page

The long arm of the absurd law

February 13, 2015 chris page

Pay to protest: free speech for sale

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